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Whether you’ve got a mutual fund account, an IRA, or an employer-sponsored retirement account, you’ve probably been told at some point in time: put your money in for the long term in order to build your wealth.

But here’s the problem…

The amount of money and time you need to build your wealth depends on your own wants and needs. There’s no “magic number” for you to reach. Your wealth is what you want it to be.

Now don’t get me wrong…

I’m all about putting your money to work over the long- and short-term… But you shouldn’t have to wait forever to see profits – those “one percenters” on Wall Street certainly don’t. Especially when there’s a much simpler way to pick up 52 extra paychecks – bare minimum – every single week. See what I mean right here.

And unlike you, they’re not even working for their cash – they’re happy just pocketing yours.

There’s been a LOT of coverage in the news about just how strong this economy is right now and how unemployment’s the lowest it’s been in decades.

But I’m gonna be blunt with you…

No matter how many hours you work, your paychecks probably aren’t as big as you’d like them to be. If you’re collecting Social Security, I can guarantee you’re not getting the kind of cash you should be.

And it’s not your fault.

You could try to work 80 hours a week and still won’t get what you deserve – those greedy one-percenters on Wall Street will make sure of it, even if President Trump does another round of tax cuts.